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Varied:
Physical therapy with pelvic floor relaxation offers improvement for some patients. You need to find a therapist with experience to truly get benefit. Some patients claim improvement with avoiding artificial sweetners, acidic foods-orange juice, lemons, and spicy foods. Every patient is a little different. Look up the irritable bowel diet recs and there is overlap with inter. Cystitis diets.
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Urine is the product of the kidneys, which is produced to eliminate the waste products of metabolism, manage body fluid balance, &maintain acid-base balance. The blood is first filtered by the kidneys, and the composition of the resulting fluid is then altered depending on the body's needs. It is composed of mostly water, and breakdown products from blood cells impart the yellow color (urobilin).
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Unfortunately no:
The natural course of renal failure is uremia and death. A low proteindiet may alleviate some symptoms but the ultimate outcome will be death. Close monitoring of fluid intake and k restriction can improve non dialysis survival also. In general eating and drinking less will lead to longer survival, there are no natural supplements that increase longevity for esrd.
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The :
The short answer here is no. There are many herbal remedies and treatments which have been shown to cause acute renal failure but none that reverse it. Be sure to distinguish acute (rapid in onset and usually with a known cause and therefore sometimes reversible though may require temporary dialysis) from chronic (kidneys damaged beyond repair leading to permanent dialysis). Acute renal failure has many causes; dehydration, trauma, medications, drugs, toxins, infection, and obstruction are some of the more common. Particularly when renal failure is due to toxins, medications, or dehydration, conservative therapy (time, hydration, avoiding nephrotoxins) is the best treatment. There is no quality data to support any herbal therapies for acute renal failure. There is also poor regulation over ingredients and effects of herbal therapies and many are nephrotoxic. Work closely with your doctor to stay hydrated and modify your diet if you are looking for more natural approaches.
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Presumptive diagnosi:
Prostatitis is a common diagnosis in many young mails. Prostate Congestion is a vaguely defined term used to describe a suspect diagnosis of Prostatitis( when the doctor is not sure about it. As it is difficult to pin down the diagnosis, doctors often treat it as an infection but it is often hard to prove infection of the prostate. You Need to find a good medical doctor for long term follow up.
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See answer:
Non-obstructive urinary retention is a complex disorder that can pose diagnostic and therapeutic problems to both the patient and treating urologist. Treatment options include: Behavioral techniques, self-catheterization, medications, and sacral neuromodulation. Published data cite success rates with sacral nerve stimulation approaching 80% with a catheterization-free rate of close to 50%.
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B12:
Neither of these treatments are used in neurogenic bladder commonly. Methylcobalamin, a B12 precursor, would be needed if one was deficient to allow small nerves to heal but not specific to bladder. Lyrica (pregabalin) does not typically help neurogenic bladder symptoms, despite helping neuropathic pain in many conditions.
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Several ways to help:
A high-fiberdiet adequate fluid intake, take the time for bowel movements if those do not work then take some laxatives:
bulk laxatives(fiber supplements) with a lot of water.
Stimulantsdulcolax.
Lubricant enema.
Stool softeners, make the stool softer.
Osmotics mirlax.
Saline laxatives act like a sponge to draw water into the colon for easier passage of stool.
Chloride channel activators amitiza (lubiprostone).
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Best to say, a bit.:
without an exam, I can only give general information. while low proteindiet is recommended, the benefits are mild mainly because most causes of chronic kidney disease (diabetes) we cannot forestall continuing injury. Protein takes kidney effort to get rid of. less kidney effort if lower protein intake.
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Exercise or diet:
Pelvic floor exercise and dietary changes might be more successful. Keels exercises performed as 3 sets of ten squeezes performed daily is likely to be more helpful. Limiting highly acidic foods or highly seasoned food may be helpful.
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Tamulosin quit:
hello ~ no if you stop taking tamulosin, it will not cause diarrea. You should look for another cause of the diarrea if it continues and ask your doc to investigate. thanks
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Different antibiotic:
The mainstay in the treatment of chronic bacterial prostatitis (CBP) is the use of oral antimicrobial agents. The most effective medications are fluoroquinolones and trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole (TMP-SMZ). In cases where antibiotics do not clear up the infection or there is recurrence, surgery may remove a nidus (nest) of infection.
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Chronic urinary retention is used to described a bladder has slowly become unable to empty with a slow increase in residual urine after voiding, which may range from 2-3 hundred cc up to 3-4000 cc, and usually results from personal and professional ignorance from which it fails to be identified proactively. More on voiding trouble? Go to http://formefirst.com/TroublingVoiding-Men.html. Best...
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